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A filbert is the same thing essentially as a hazelnut. The term "filbert" is applied to the European variety because the bush that these nuts grow on is called a filbert bush because it blooms on St. Filbert's day in late February. The American variety is called a hazelnut and is grown in Oregon and Washington.
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