Virginia Creeper, can be quite pretty, although some consider it an invasive weed. It turns a pretty red in the fall. :) Arum

Virginia Creeper is harder to get rid of than Poison Ivy in my area, and the "flowers" are nothing to look at for the week that they are out.

Hmmm... Doing a little reading and that looks like Virginia Creeper may be a little much for me. I'm hoping for something that might keep itself a little more confined. I don't mind trimming it regularly, but I don't want it to take off up the house and not come back! Thanks for the suggestion though. I'm glad to look up new plants.

I would say Pandora vine(bower vine) .It is very easy to control and smells so sweet.Also Manevilla is very easy to control too.I also have Carolina Jasmine but it likes alot of sun to flower.Passion vines are nice but caterpillars keep mine eat to nothing.

How about a climbing hydrangea? They are slow to start, but worth it. Just remember if planting it, keep it in it's pot but cut the bottom off. Doesn't like to be transplanted. I did this with mine, and it is growing leaps and bounds.