pink jasmine!!!!

My favorite is Coral honeysuckle, which is native to Texas. It'll attract hummingbirds from early spring to late fall for you. If you don't find it at a nursery nearby, you might need to either trade for it on GW or order it online. Don't opt for the pink lemonade variety as it's prone to powdery mildew.

Thanks so much for the suggestions.
Lalameija - could pink jasmine be called sweet jasmine. I had seen some a few weeks back and it looked like it would be pink and smelled so good.
I've also been leaning toward a honeysuckle, sowngrow, so I'm going to look for the coral.
I'm deciding on my trellis this weekend, I hope.
Sherry

Sherry-I don't know if you're in the mid cities area, like I am, but Tinker Gardens (formerly Redentas) in Colleyville might have the coral honeysuckle. Also Green Mamas in N Richland Hills might.
Robin

I need a fast-growing vine to camouflage a detention pond wall. It should be evergreen and shade tolerant. Any ideas?

Thanks so much!