My understanding is that they do grow here, but they like shade..I also know they can grow really tall...I have a small shady area under a canopy of tall pines....perhaps a perfola or tall lattice there?

Can anyone tell me success they have had? And did you get any pipevine sweallowtails?

Any help appreciated.

I'm in coastal SC.

I bought it on ebay from a seller in Maine...it was the onlyone I could
find.

One of my big weaknesses is not learning my latin names and cultivars, and
that can cost me when I'm trying to make more accurate decisions....

I have plant tags and markers, but never seem to have them in one place to
write them down....thus I knew the species, but am not sure now....

It get's hot here in summer....I'm thinking I should plant in a bit of
shade?

Gold rim swallowtails...sounds beautiful....they're not in my Carolina
butterfly book, which means they don't range up here...but as you suspected,
I'm looking to attract pipevines.

I'm also looking for spicebush, and paw paw....

I have a very large backyard, and am wanting to desigh something that is
beautiful, yet purposeful for birds and butterflies....with a large
pond/bog, and caterpillar host plants....