filbert|filberts in English

noun

[fil·bert || 'fɪlbə(r)t]

type of edible nut

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1. Filberts are a subsection of Cobnuts, to be classed as a Filbert the husk must completely enclose the nut.

2. Cobnuts or filberts? Cobnuts and filberts come from different species of hazel

3. The large Cobnut is a variety of the European filbert, and Lambert’s filbert is a variety of the giant filbert

4. The Contorted Filbert is a naturally occurring mutant form of European Filbert, a species often planted for filbert, a.k.a

5. Cobnut definition: → filbert Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

6. Contorted Filbert will grow 6-8 ft

7. Contorted Filbert Corylus avellana ‘Contorta’ Description & Overview Twisted knotty trunks of Contorted Filbert make a unique ornamental statement in the landscape

8. My Contorted Filbert (Harry Lauder's Walking Stick) is my favorite specimen

9. Cobnuts and filberts Hazelnuts are the fruit of Corylus (hazel) trees and bushes

10. Red Dragon Contorted Filbert - Corylus avellena - 1 Gallon Pot; With its deep maroon-purple leaves on twisted corkscrew branches, the Red Dragon Contorted Filbert is guaranteed to please with outstanding form, texture and color

11. Cobnuts and filberts Hazelnuts are the fruit of Corylus (hazel) trees and bushes. The most important form are Cobnuts (C

12. Filbert Street and 22nd Street in San Francisco have a maximum gradient of 31.5% (17.5°).

13. Contorted Filbert Trees The trunks of twisted hazelnut trees/Contorted filbert trees grow to 10 or 15 feet (3-4.5 m.) tall and are so twisted that gardeners give the tree the nickname “Harry Lauder’s Walking Stick.” The branches are also uniquely curled and twisted

14. Filberts and hazelnuts (also known as Cobnuts and hazels) are different names for the same tree and its small, sphere-shaped nut.

15.  · Meal of the nut of the hazel, Corylus avellana, also known as Cobnut or filbert nut

16. The former common name for the genus was hazel; various species were termed filbert, hazelnut, or Cobnut, depending on the relative

17. A very compact tree, you can fit Contorted Filbert anywhere in your yard or grow it in a container on your deck or patio

18. Also known as Harry Lauder's Walking Stick, this very unique and attractive, ornamental filbert is prized for its twisted and Contorted branches

19. Cobnut: 1 n small nut-bearing tree much grown in Europe Synonyms: Corylus avellana , Corylus avellana grandis , filbert Type of: hazel , hazelnut , hazelnut tree any of several shrubs or small trees of the genus Corylus bearing edible nuts enclosed in a leafy husk n nut of any of several trees of the genus Corylus Synonyms: cob , filbert ,

20. The two species commonly grown in Britain are Corylus avellana (Cobnuts) and Corylus maxima (filbert) although there are some 13 other species to choose from

21. With its twisted, corkscrew branches and stems, Contorted Filbert, also known as Henry or Harry Lauder Walking Stick, is guaranteed to draw attention in the garden

22. (Your Contorted Filbert Tree may produce some edible hazelnuts, but probably only a few.) The kinky Contorted version was discovered back in 1863, growing wild in a hedgerow in England.

23. Hazelnuts, also known as filbert nuts or Cobnuts depending on their species, are produced by hazel trees, which grow in temperate climates in many parts of the world, although they are native to Europe and Asia

24. Cobnuts are a type of hazelnut, as are their first cousins, the more torpedo-shaped filberts (St Philbert’s Day, August 20, is traditionally the first day that the earliest varieties of cobnut can be picked.) Kentish Cob is the most popular variety, although, colloquially, some people use Kentish cobs as a generic term