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Akebia quinata (Chocolate vine) seens to fit your criteria if you dig in plenty of organic matter to help with long term water retention, its self suporting too.
If you are fond of ivy,there are many types to choose from, variegated ones can brighten a gloomy corner or for something unusual Hedera helex 'Parsley Crested is a nice green ivy. Hope thats given you some food for thought.