Trumpet Vine Distictis
Trumpet vines are for southern gardens since they won't survive north of zone 8. They are traditionally used on arbors and pergolas. Vanilla trumpet vines have a rich vanilla scent.

 Honeysuckle Lonicera
Honeysuckle will quickly cover everything in its path, choking out weeds as it grows. The distinctive fragrance adds atmosphere to the garden. The berries that appear in fall will attract birds to your garden.

Clematis Clematis
Clematis is a great choice for an area with moist soil and a little afternoon shade. Use them to cover a roof, on lamp posts, and to cover a bank. If you have shrubs such as forsythia that don't offer much interest in mid-summer, plant a few clematis vines to fill the branches with color during the summer months.

 Climbing Roses Rosa
Climbing roses grow quickly and look elegant on a wall or fence. They have stiff, arching stems and dense foliage that makes the perfect backdrop for the flowers. Many are scented, and some have flowers that bloom in clusters.

Wisteria Wisteria sinensis
Wisteria adds fragrance and a touch of elegance to the garden in early spring. It is often thought of as a plant for southern gardens, but it does well as far north as zone 5. The vines need a sturdy trellises, arbors or pergolas.

Passion Flower Passiflora
This dramatic vine is vigorous and fast-growing. They sweetly scented flowers will attract butterflies to your garden.