Need a fast grower to cover a large shed

[Queen of Spades]

I don't know if this is the right place for this thread but no doubt someone will put me right if not. Can anyone suggest a fast growing plant to cover a 40foot container which is used as a tool store? Preferably evergreen, but not essential. Mustn't be poisonous (so no ivy) as sheep and cattle graze round it. Russian vine has been suggested, and honeysuckle. Anything else?

[Two_Sheds]

Passion flower. Much nicer than Russian Vine

[Glutton4...]

Boston Ivy, beautiful autumn colouring, but not as rampant as Russian Vine and others, Clematis, Rambling/Climbing Roses, Grapevine?

Or all of the above!

[Scarlet]

How about a climbing hydrangea? You can also get some evergreen ones

[silu]

Think the ideas already given are good. I could maybe add golden hop, not evergreen and you do need to cut down the dead growth come Spring but maybe a combination of this and 1 of the other suggestions?

[Pies]

Bindweed,its doing a great job of covering my shed

[hailtryfan]

A hardy kiwi vine? They grow really quick, have nioce foliage and the added benefit of fruit if you go for a self fertile variety.

[chris]

climbing jasmine?

[Queen of Spades]

Thanks everyone, would love the flowering climbers, hop and kiwi but it's in a field of cows and sheep and I'm afraid they wouldn't last long. (Bindweed seems a great option P. There's plenty of that in the lottie and cheap too!) Will try a mix of all your suggestions and see what works best. Plenty of room for trials with 40' each side.