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'Titan' Blueberry: The Quarter-Sized Variety for Georgia Gardens

Georgia's Blueberry Boom and the Giant 'Titan'

Blueberries are now Georgia's #1 fruit crop, worth over $250 million annually. UGA breeder Scott Nesmith developed 'Titan', a variety producing berries up to the size of a quarter. Licensed to wholesale growers, 'Titan' plants are available at retail nurseries and online. Ask your local garden center or search for 'Titan' blueberry plants.

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