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Sunday™ Bright Pink Celosia

Celosia plumosa Sunday™ Bright Pink Balsunbrini

Plant Type
Perennials & Annuals
Height
28-40 In.
Plant developer
Ball

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About Sunday™ Bright Pink Celosia

Sunday™ Bright Pink is Ball’s bright-pink plume celosia, with upright stems and full flowers suited to cut-flower production. Ball identifies the exact selection by the code Balsunbrini and gives the Sunday cut-flower height range as 28–40 inches; a retail grower profile describes a shorter landscape form at 24–36 inches. [Ball Seed](https://info.ballseed.com/PlantInfo/?phid=166305906004063) · [Almanac Planting Co](https://almanacplanting.com/products/celosia-sunday-bright-pink) ## Garden use and season Use it as a bright seasonal accent in sunny borders, mass plantings, containers or cutting gardens. Ball describes longer stems and full plumes for bouquets; the retail profile lists summer through frost flowering and use in fresh or dried arrangements. In cold regions, it is grown as a warm-season annual. ## Size and placement The existing 0.9 m height falls within Ball’s exact-selection 28–40 inch range, so both the point and label are retained. Width is unresolved: Ball’s Sunday specification lists 5 inches, while the exact Bright Pink retail profile lists a mature spread of 10–14 inches. These are materially different production and landscape measurements, so no single width is defensible from the available sources. ## Growing notes Plant after frost in full sun and well-drained soil. Keep moisture consistent while the plant establishes, then avoid waterlogged conditions. Ball identifies this selection as an upright, long-stemmed cut-flower type. [Ball Seed](https://info.ballseed.com/PlantInfo/?phid=166305906004063) ## Maintenance Harvest or remove aging plumes to keep the planting tidy; cutting also provides stems for fresh or dried arrangements. Handle transplants carefully because celosia’s taproot is sensitive to root injury.