For a very fast growing, very attractive vine, try hops. Use baling twine to form a trellis as the rough hairs along the vine will need something to cling to as the plant grows. However, try to avoid bare skin contact to prevent a rash. The kind of support to be provided will largely determine the type of vine selected. The grape is probably the best known of the vines that climb by means of tendrils although it is not reliably hardy in much of the far north, such as much of Vermont.
Tendrils are slim, flexible shoots or, in some cases, leaf-like parts that act as tendrils.
They quickly wrap themselves around anything they come in contact with to support the vine for further growth. The twining vines, such as honeysuckle, climb by winding their stems around any available support. The climbing vines are better adapted to climbing on even, vertical surfaces. These fall into two types. The other type climbs by means of small aerial roots at intervals along the stems.