5 Zubeneschamali (Beta (`) Librae)
This is the only singleton star in our list. Our other candidates are components in a binary or multiple star system, and it is the juxtaposition of colours that leads to a suggestion of a green tint. But Zubeneschamali manages to take on a green hue all on its own.
Libra is not the easiest constellation to spot in skies that suffer any light pollution. Perhaps the easiest place to start is bright Spica (Alpha (_) Virginis). From Spica, move 27.5° east and north by 1.5°. Zubeneschamali is the second brightest star in Libra, so it should be evident even at a low power.
Beta (`) Librae is a spectral class B8 star that appears pale blue or blue-green at 62x magnification. At 110x it may appear pale green. Step away from the eyepiece for a moment then return, and note your initial impression of the star’s colour. It is this technique that may produce the most convincing impression of green.