I'm looking too..I got a start of one at last spring's plant swap but I think last year's hail storm and then the severe heat just did it in. :(

I checked at the Denton County Master Gardeners' plants sale and no one had any. I was told that only one person in that group grows it and she wasn't there. :(

If you find some PLEASE let me know!

If you don't find it locally you can buy it at the link below. Their prices and shipping are very reasonable. I bought a plant of A. tomentosa from them a couple of years ago, but lost it due to my neglect in our drought conditions. It needs to be babied for awhile until it develops into a strong plant and then it's okay to occasionally forget about it.

Here is a link that might be useful: Mail Order Natives web site ...

Redenta's in Arlington has carried it in the past - they even had some volunteers growing around the pots in the vine section.

Since I don't live in DFW any more, I don't know if they still do, but you might check with them.

Is this the vine that you see growing at the edge of a heavily wooded area out in the country around Bryan/College Station?

The Texas Discovery Garden's Plant sale always has it. It is scheduled for May 12 this year. They don't have their list up yet, but every year I have been, they have had Pipevine.

Here is a link that might be useful: TDG

I was in Redenta's in Arlington yesterday, and they did have some Dutchman's pipe there - didn't see the cultivar, but you might call and check.

The one I was thinking of was Aristolochia fimbriata, but they had a large-leafed one there.