At least that is what I think we're growing in the backyard. It resembled the photo I seen online... and the color of ours.

Trying to learn how to grow a starting off what we have on the hill. (Taking over a cherry tree and everything else in its wake) I read that it is not something one wants to grow in a garden. Someone had tried 7 years to get rid of what she planted originally!

So does anyone know of a fragrant vine? That is fast growing...should I start another post topic for that?

cadillactaste - Tartarian Honeysuckle is a shrub not a vine which might explain why it is not climbing as you wish. How about one of the Lonicera sempervirens cultivars or hybrids? They are N American natives and not invasive like Japanese Honeysuckle. However, not all are fragrant so you need to check. The 'wild honeysuckle' you have all over your hillside may well be the invasive alien species, Lonicera japonica.

Posted by flora_uk SW UK 8/9 (My Page) on Wed, Jun 12, 13 at 13:45
cadillactaste - Tartarian Honeysuckle is a shrub not a vine which might explain why it is not climbing as you wish. How about one of the Lonicera sempervirens cultivars or hybrids? They are N American natives and not invasive like Japanese Honeysuckle. However, not all are fragrant so you need to check. The 'wild honeysuckle' you have all over your hillside may well be the invasive alien species, Lonicera japonica.

Well I was only looking at the color of bloom...my bad. Ours is a vine. I should post a photo of it maybe...just taking forever to become established.
I'll look into the ones you mentioned...thanks.

Goldflame might work, it is scented and non-invasive. It tends to get powdery mildew though, or so I've read. I only got mine this year, so not a lot of experiance with it.