Creeping fig and Confederate jasmine are beautiful but can be killed back by severe winters in Atlanta. If you've seen widespread dieback, consider hardier options.
Both need support systems (trellis, wires) and training. Alternatively, build a freestanding trellis a few inches off the wall—this protects the stone and makes maintenance easier.
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