You want the Aroid forum. Not this one.

no i don't it is a carnivorous plant due the smell of rotting flesh and causing a fly to go on the plant and get stuck on the flower.

You are incorrect, Michael. It is no way carnivorous. The flowers smell of rotting flesh to attract flies because flies are its pollinators. It is indeed an aroid as Tommy said.

Plant Delights Nursery carries this plant. I had it growing in my garden a few years ago. Unfortunately it seems to have disappeared .

Dracunculus vulgaris does trap flies, but it doesn't kill them, much less digest them. Ergo D. vulgaris are not carnivorous plants. Smelling like carrion doesn't make them carnivorous.

D. vulgaris attract flies with the stench of rotting meat, flies get trapped inside by the smooth inside surface of the spathe or bracket, crawling over the stigmas pollinating the flower from previous visit of other vulgaris flowers. The next day the pollen open up as the flower dries up, dusting the flies with pollen when they escape. Repeating the cycle again when they visit the next flower.

The forum you need to visit is the Aroid forum, not here. I'm confident in the Aroid forum you will find an experienced grower or two. that knows where to find someone or a nursery that sell Dracunculus vulgaris.