Incarnata, caerulea and "Incense" will grow like crazy for you. They might die back to the ground over winter, depending on how much freezing weather you get. There's also Corona de Christo, a foetida subspecies, that produces light pink blossoms and bright red fruit. It's foetida, though, which means the vine smells unpleasant when distrubed. Lutea, affinis and tenuiloba are all native to Texas as well and will grow for you, but don't produce showy flowers.