I should add, I do not know my zone, I am in the NW corner of Pa if that helps.

Sorry so clueless to all this. :)

You might want to define how much shade or light it will get and when it gets that light.

If it gets some light try silver lace vine, sweet autumn clematis, virginia creeper (plant it in a pot if you don't want it popping up everywhere and check that handling it does not irritate your skin -- it does with some people), dutchmen's pipe.

Whatever you choose, do a bit of research on what it likes before you plant it to save yourself heartache. Also, remember that some vines cling, others twine so depending on what you get, you might need to create support for it. There are a lot of different products available, mesh trellis, wires, etc. Whatever you get, stake it for the first couple of feet. Also, if you want it to cover fast, it's worth the extra money to buy a more mature plant, maybe 2-4 ft high.