Celery X Cilantro/Coriander

10 years ago

Has anyone tried crossing celery with cilantro/coriander? Seems like this could work since both have 22 chromosomes?

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nonmember_gw
10 years ago
Fennel, dill and parsley are closer relatives to Celery than Coriander is.

Here is a link that might be useful: Current classification
farmfreedom
10 years ago
I THINK IT WOULD BE AN INTERESTING CROSS ! Try it ! I would like to see all the possible crosses in the carrot family . These could include : anise, carrots, caraway, celery, celeriac, cilantro/coriander ,cumin ,dill, queen Ann's lace , fennel, parsley , parsnips , And anything else I may have left out .I once crossed queen Ann's lace with carrots and got a lighter orange carrot .
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