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A way to get greener grass in non-green biomes (e.g. deserts, taigas, etc.)

Over time, I've seen more than a few suggestions for a way to get greener grass in thing like desert builds. The problem with most of these ideas that I see is that for them to work you'd need a different type of grass for each biome, and grass from different biomes wouldn't stack together, which is a pain.
 
My solution is to not change the grass, but instead have a new block that changes grass around it.
In lush caves you could find a new sort of bush, perhaps called a lush bush? This bush makes all vegetation within 15 blocks or so brighter, and closer to jungle colours. Having many of these overlapping makes the colour even closer to jungle colours.
 
This way you don't need a hundred different types of grass, only one new block that changes the colour of nearby vegetation.
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    Good idea, but won''t the moss block (also from the lush caves) look green no matter where it is?

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    Hayy

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    something like this pleaaaaase, let me build lush walled gardens in my deserts

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    another reasonable idea would be some kind of fertiliser that will cover a 2x2 area of grass and that you would have to apply to make it a more vibrant shade (i just wanna be a gardener)