looks like it is cape honeysuckle/tecomaria capensis

I grow it in the Florida Panhandle. It was damaged by the nights in the 20s in early December, but not totally destroyed and is already blooming again. I have it on the west side of my home and it has a little shelter. It seems to take the blazing heat in the summer well. I really like mine -- though it's gotten rather large. JR

Kcmojoe, The most fragrant honeysuckle I know of is the weed that my neighbor planted on the back fence of my yard. The weed. The weed that kills plants, and that my smokebush is right in front of. I prune the honeysuckle whenever it reaches out for my bush. I have to or it will strangle it. I love the japanese honeysuckle though. The smell is so heavenly that I will trim it every day if I have to. I planted 2 domestic honeysuckles, which have orange and yellow blooms, but no smell at all. If you have the time and patience, plant the japanese honeysuckle, (everyone who reads this is going to scream NONOOOOO), if you don't, choose another vine, the other honeysuckles don't smell strong at all.By the way, did I mention I DID NOT plant this honeysuckle, it is on my neighbors fence, so I can't remove it. Good Luck!

Are you talking of Tecomaria capensis ... Cape Honeysuckle? If so, it roots if you just stick it in some moist soil, keep it moist, and in the shade. All the leaves will fall off, but that's ok - it will eventually root.