Doubt if you will find it for sale anywhere. Anyone that has it, will have tons to share!
Are you sure that you want to introduce this invasive pest onto your property?
Having observed what it can do to a woodland on a friend's property, I don't want it within a mile of me!
Rb

Here is a link that might be useful: GA Exotic Pest Plant Council

Hey Razorback,

Had read that it's an invasive, but man-oh-man, never saw images like those you sent. Back to the drawing board for a vine or vines to cover about 100' of 4'wire fencing at the back of my property.

ALL suggestions welcome. Read a Martha Tate AJC article where a gardener here with diligence kept it under control.

Rosie in Sugar Hill

I have it, Rosie. I have no problem at all keeping it on a garden structure in my backyard. I let it grow up a tall thing that used to hold a birdfeeder and spread out a little on a fence. It's blooming now - today - but frankly the flowers have never been all they're made out to be. They are pretty, but very tiny. And I've never seen it fruit. The vine itself is very attractive though, and drought resistant. You're welcome to come and get cuttings if you'd like; I live in Atlanta close to downtown.

I have it also. Maybe I dont have it sited where it loves but its totally in control. Maybe theres diferent cultivars, mine was just labled five leaf Akebia. You are welcome to come take cuttings also...bobby