you can not crossbreed plants by just mixing up the seed . you would have to cross pollinate the blossoms and save and grow the seeds next seasons to get "hybrids" .

I have done this. I am in my 3rd year of growing what I call Parstro. The leaves at the bottom resemble Cilantro leaves and as you move up the plant the leaves start to split and at the top of the plant the leaves do not resemble parsley or cilantro. Each leaf is separated into very thin fingers for lack of a better term. It has a very strong aroma of Cilatro with a hint of parsley aroma. I have attached two pictures. I would greatly appreciate any input you may have about this.

John, I think that's just cilantro that has bolted. The flavor isn't as nice once it has bolted, and the leaves are that feathery shape. Gardeners often plant a new batch of cilantro seeds every few weeks since it bolts so quickly.

Parsley is a different genus and I don't think they can hybridize with each other. Parsley doesn't bolt quickly.

Thank you for your response. Also do you know why all of my regular pepper plants are growing but not producing any peppers. All of my hot pepper plants are doing very well. Do you think it could be the plants? Everything else in the garden is also doing well.

Please advise

Hey I mixed some seeds in my front yard garden by accident. The leaves at the bottom look like cilantro leaves but the top ones are weird looking.