Happy to help! Your golden currant is easy to care for as long as you don't over-fertilize, or grow it in a spot with poor drainage. It will thrive in full sun, part sun, or a mostly shaded spot. If you need to control the sixe, prune when the plant is dormant or leafless such as early spring. Currants do appreciate a mulch on top of their roots so after planting add a few inches of wood chips or bark chips to seal in the moisture, keep out weeds and regulate the soil temperature. I like to grow deep purple foliage plants next to golden foliage plants so consider a bedmate of Japanese maple, red barberry, or a deep purple heuchera nearby. Keep growing, Marianne Binetti