Only because of adjective ordering. The fact that great usually comes before green means that when the usual word order is reversed, it is because "great" is bi

Only because of adjective ordering. The fact that great usually comes before green means that when the usual word order is reversed, it is because "great" is binding closer than normal for some other reason besides normal adjective precedence. So yes, it does imply something, but only because "green great" is considered wrong.