Woodlanders in SC and Cistus in OR periodically have it. There could be other sources once in a while. You know about this, right? https://plantinfo.umn.edu/

People should support specialist nurseries when they have sought after plants. Barring those options: I planted some acorns in my garden, IF they come up, I'd be happy to sell you a couple seedlings for a nominal fee, in a couple years. Likewise there is a source of acorns at an 'undisclosed location' in Maryland (i.e., I'm not going to disclose it) but if they have a crop this year I could mail some to you.

Thanks, could you message me or could I get your email for more info? Thank you.

I think now that I am following you, you can follow me, and we can message one another. It's never been clear how that works on GW/Houzz. Message me in mid-autumn and I will ascertain whether acorns will be available. Welcome to advanced gardening. Leave your impatience at the door. They don't crop well some years.

Hi Jon B, check out THIS previous thread on this forum. Make sure this tree grows well in your state.