Gosh, it sounds like Campsis radicans would work for you, OR, if you want it evergreen, I'd go with Lonicera - it grows fast and stays green all year in our area.

Thanks Kay!!!
I am new to gardening and if I may ask a silly question. I was checking out the recommendation of the Lonicera japonica you mentioned. This is just one type of honey suckle right? I mean I am not going to run into the question of "which one?" when I go the nursery am I?
Thanks!!!

Kay, I'm sorry, I can't find an edit button for my previous post.

Do I need to plant several of these or would one do the trick??

I am growing them in a pot to cover about 70 feet of guard railing?
Thank for all your help!

It will need to be a HUGE pot to grow a vine big enough to cover that much space! I'd recommend lots (10) of big pots, evenly spaced along the guard rail.

If you REALLY want a fast growing vine that will cover LOTS of area, plant Passiflora caerulea - it's an amazing vine with beautiful powder blue blooms. So is Passiflora 'Lady Margaret' - it grows REALLY fast and has beautiful red flowers. I don't know how hardy the latter one really is, but the P. caerulea will live in your zone - just mulch really well - say at least 4" per pot. Both of these vines will lose their leaves in the fall/cool weather.

It won't really matter too much which Lonicera you choose, as long as you grow it in a pot, which you have placed on a patio paver. It will keep it's leaves year around.