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**carolyn137** · December 7, 2011

If it was ornamental, as you say, with narrow leaves, and I'll add finely dissected leaves I agree with Worth that it probably was Silvery Fir Tree , which some grow for the foliage and not the fruits, as well as the reverse,

It's referred to as having carrot top foliage and is also know in some circles as Carrot Top although Andrey and I think Tania suggest that the two aren't exactly the same:

http://t.tatianastomatobase.com:88/w...lvery_Fir_Tree

Lots of seed sources for it, as noted in the link above, so more pictures at those sites as well as Google IMAGES if you want to see more.

December 7, 2011	#8
carolyn137 Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Upstate NY, zone 4b/5a Posts: 21,169	If it was ornamental, as you say, with narrow leaves, and I'll add finely dissected leaves I agree with Worth that it probably was Silvery Fir Tree , which some grow for the foliage and not the fruits, as well as the reverse, It's referred to as having carrot top foliage and is also know in some circles as Carrot Top although Andrey and I think Tania suggest that the two aren't exactly the same: http://t.tatianastomatobase.com:88/w...lvery_Fir_Tree Lots of seed sources for it, as noted in the link above, so more pictures at those sites as well as Google IMAGES if you want to see more. __________________ Carolyn