Titan Blueberry Bush
Titan Blueberry is one of the largest-fruiting blueberry varieties available, with berries up to the size of a quarter! Developed by the University of Georgia, this southern highbush cultivar is ideal for warmer climates and delivers excellent yields of sweet, juicy fruit.
This vigorous shrub produces heavy clusters of giant berries in late spring to early summer. It is self-pollinating but benefits from cross-pollination for even more fruit. Perfect for containers or garden beds!
- � Huge, flavorful berries (up to 3g each)
- � Thrives in warm southern climates
- � Self-pollinating (but improved with another variety)
- � Perfect for fresh eating, desserts, or freezing
- � Great for zones 6–9
Growing Zones: 6–9 outdoors
| Mature Height: | 5–6 ft. |
| Sunlight: | Full Sun |
| Mature Width: | 4–5 ft. |
| Botanical Name: | Vaccinium ashei 'Titan' |
| Growth Rate: | Moderate |
| Harvest Time: | Late Spring to Early Summer |
| Type: | Fruit Bush (Blueberry) |
FAQ's
How big do Titan blueberries get?
They can grow up to the size of a quarter—around 3 grams per berry, making them some of the largest available.
Does this variety need a pollinator?
Titan is self-pollinating, but planting it with other rabbiteye blueberries like 'Climax' or 'Premier' increases yield.
Can Titan Blueberries be grown in containers?
Yes, as long as the container is large (at least 18 inches wide) and filled with acidic soil (pH 4.5–5.5).
When will I get fruit after planting?
You can expect fruit in the second year, with full production by the third or fourth year.
How do I care for Titan Blueberry plants?
Plant in full sun, use acidic soil, water regularly (especially during fruiting), and mulch to retain moisture.
