Is there any way I can get some starts for Kudzu?

From what the earlier poster said, you must remember that this vine will spread very quickly. We have it all over Florida, and you can see it covering the trees alongside many highways. If your temperatures get under 5 deg F or above 80 deg F, it won't thrive as well. I'd check with a plant nursery in your area to see if they can tell you if it will do well where you live. Good luck in getting the information you need.

when i was younger i always thought that kudzu was a beautiful plant, however living around it for years i also got to see how much damage it can cause! so if you get any seeds i highly highly highly suggest you plant it FAR away from any buildings eventhough it will die in the winter in ohio it will still leave nasty little 'suction cup' thingies on whatever it grows on which is the biggest pain to get off of anything! also know that it grows extremely fast! so youll have to keep an eye on it. if it gets out of hand before the winter id try burning it (if that will even kill it?). best of luck to you with this though! i hope it all works out well

If I knew how to get the seeds I'd be willing to send you some. We have it growing everywhere around here, as others have posted. I should warn you though the livestock doesn't eat it. Yes it was brought over here for that purpose but the cows here won't eat it. They don't know why. That's one reason it is so out of control down here in Florida because there is nothing in the wild that eats it. From what I understand it's also edible for humans but I have not tried it. I did find this site though that does sell the seeds along with other things for kudzo: http://www.kudzukingdom.com/new_page_4.htm Hope it helps

What do you plan to contain this plant with? Kudzu always reminds me of a Stephen King story. Like if you park your car long enough it will disappear!