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Originally Posted by Spartanburg123
Tealeaves- looking back on it, I now wish I had put it along a fence and just let it sprawl! Don't worry about suckers, just let it rip! This plant starts with a squeal and ends with a roar!
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Originally Posted by Nan_PA_6b
Thanks for touching base, Tea. My plant is no monster, either. It's about 5' tall. Hey, we can't all be Mike! 
Yours are in containers, and it's good to know that container-grown Post Office Spoonful can stay a reasonable size. You're giving us data on how this variety performs in containers, and that's valuable.
It's possible this variety doesn't like to be pruned. Mine has made all kinds of branches, but I never prune or de-sucker anything, so I can't tell you.
Anyone else out there try to prune a Post Office Spoonful plant? Or any currant? How's that working for you?
Congratulations on setting fruit!
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I definitely will not prune or de-sucker the other two. I think I'll put one in another container to compare it to the one I pruned, and put the other one in the front and let it go wild. I will keep you updated on the one that I pruned.
