See the second posting. The spot there also looks pretty dry and sandy. You might think about adding a goodly amount of compost to it as well as some moisture retaining crystals.

B

Thanks for the reply B and sorry for the late reply. Yes I will invest in some good soil, at least it will have a chance. I really just wanted to know what might be eating it. I get catapillars in August/September as they eat another one of my other plants, but this vine wasnt even in my garden then, lol

I wouldn't expect much growth as it's just settling in. FW's suggestion is good, even to mulching it for a bit of protection against drying out before it establishes. You can never prevent the odd fly-in grasshopper, but they are a bit of a magnet for snails, even tiny ones can ruin a leaf, have a look around, some may have come along as eggs.