This depends on the production process for the tea; steamed teas
(including most Japanese teas, Sencha, Bancha, Kukicha, etc.) tend
to be greener in color than pan-fired teas (which include most
Chinese green teas -- Dragon Well, Bi Luo Chun, Chun Mee,
Gunpowder, etc.).
The greenest loose-leaf tea is Gyokuro. Gyokuro is even greener
than other Japanese teas because the tea plants are shaded for a
few weeks before gathering. This makes the leaves produce more
chlorophyll, in an attempt to get as much energy out of less
light.
The greenest tea of all is Matcha; it is made from Gyokuro
plants, but then powdered. It retains a bright opaque green color
in the final brewed cup because all of the powder is added directly
to the cup.
Also, why are some teas "green" than others? Different teas are
produced in ways that are better for the environment than
others!