A great climber. With beautiful red leaves. Virginia creeper 'Engelmannii' (Parthenocissus quinquefolia) stands out in the garden. The more sun the vine gets, the redder the leaves will become. After a good summer, berries may appear. Birds really like them. The vine blooms in the spring.
Give the hardy 'Engelmannii' a place where it can climb freely and cannot attach itself. It attaches itself with suction cups which can damage woodwork. Prune it back in winter when the vine is bare and it is not freezing. Plant the Parthenocissus in a nice spot in partial shade or full sun. The soil should be kept slightly damp. Water it more during dry periods.