Can any one identify this vine plant?

it looks like wisteria

Not without a better picture. There are so many vines that have that basic shape, it would be impoissible to give an accurate answer. Post a better pic and some information about where the vine is growing, how you may have tried to remove it, whether or not it flowers, etc.

Jeff is right. There are a number of vines with leaves like that but it does resemble a trumpet vine. Does it have red/orange flowers shaped like a trumpet? Had those in our yard as a kid, and mama tried to kill them by chopping down to the roots and nothing worked. They grow wild in our area. I see them for sale as vines but I never would plant them! They will take over your yard, and almost impossible to get rid of.

picture not clear enough to identify.

almost looks like vinca minor,,, does it have purple/blue 5 petaled flowers? Great stuff if you're looking for a plant that can take a lot...

Really do need a decent picture ... but be re-assured it's not vinca minor (myrtle, periwinkle)

I agree with Abrd, looks like a wisteria. But really need a better picture.

If it is a wisteria, ya better build a strong trellis. Those vines will get up to two inches in diameter. I know, we have one. I am getting too old to climb up and trim up. As beautuful as they are in the spring with lavender colored blooms, we will have to get rid of it.

Looks like trumpet vine

I am thinking the same. Need a better picture. Might be an akebia vine. Looks sort of like mine, but hard to see in that picture.

take some of the leaves to local nursery

It doesn't look like my Wisteria, but it does look like my Trumpet Vine.

Thanks for all your responses. I am sure it is not trumpet vine nor wisteria nor akebia. Because i know/have all of these vines. Hence this particular vine attracted my attention. Its leaves are glossy. Vine is vigorous and healthy. No flowers on the vine.

By leaf shape, it is very close to Vinca, but Vinca is a ground cover as i know. Not sure if there is a Vinca variety that is a vine.

I am voting for trumpet, the stalks look thicker than wisteria stalks

or is it really a vine or my fav (NOT!) - nandina?

I'm almost sure it's a wisteria.

OK. today I vent to Lowes and find this plant. Never noticed this in the past to be available at Lowes. It is found out to be Botanical name: Podranea ricasoliana

Common names: Pink Trumpet Vine, Port St. John’s Creeper, Queen of Sheba. Thanks for all for responding.