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Bouganvilla loves the sun and will grow thick enough to cover fencing. Plus, it doesn't go dormant. Not sure if it grows in zone 8 though.

I'm in zone 8 (DFW/TX) and have tried Bouganvillea twice in different locations of my yard with no luck getting them thru the winter. I have seen them survive in this area but I don't what steps are taken to protect them.
My Confederate Jasmine does stay evergreen but it's mostly in shade.

Have you thought of grapes or wisteria or red trumpet vine? Maybe some pretty roses.

I planted two Crossvines this summer and they've done great in our zone 7b heat and humidity. I've seen photos of them growing in the desert southwest, so they must also take fairly dry conditions, once established. Google Crossvine and you should come up with a number of hits to research.

I have a native crossvine and also one of the newer varieties called 'Dragon Lady' which has a muted red trumpet shaped bloom. I've planted them for the hummingbirds. They have shiny leaves, they climb by twining and also use little tendrils that grip and they grow fast. However, for an entire fence, I don't know how tidy they might look once the fence is covered. Perhaps someone who has had a longer growing experience with them might comment.

Mary

Here is a link that might be useful: photo and description of Crossvine

Hi - These love sun and grow fast :
passionflower, morningglory, hyacinth bean, spanish flag.
good luck! tina_2