Is lemon green or yellow?

If you're talking about lemon as a descriptive color, then it refers to a light, bright yellow. If you're referring to the fruit, like all citrus fruit, especially in America, they are dyed that solid yellow color because consumers think that's the way they should look. read more

On computer screens, what programs and color selectors call “lemon” is typically almost equal parts red and green, with just a very, very slight preference to green - RGB(253,255,0) is a possibility. RGB(255,255,0) would be the closest thing your computer screen can have to bright pure yellow. RGB(0,255,0) would be pure green. read more

The green limes seen in the grocery store are only green because they were picked before they turned yellow. If left on the tree, the green lime will eventually turn yellow. Make no mistake a yellow lime is not a lemon, it's just a lime which was allowed to ripen. read more

Lemon or lemon-color is a pale yellow color, the color of the lemon fruit. The first recorded use of lemon as a color name in English was in 1598. read more