A lightweight trellis mounted in two large pots? Or several of them in a staggered row? You can embed the trellis uprights in a few inches of concrete in the pots, and fill the rest with soil. A stick through the drainage hole will keep it open until the concrete sets up. Then plant vines in the pots.

Is there something about the area that prohibits using plants as a screen? A living fence can be adapted to pretty nearly any circumstance.

I've used plants extensively all along the fence, creating a very nice border of Canadian Hemlock, Viburnum Maresi and Judii, Fothergilla, and Oak Leaf Hydrangea. The area is rather shaded, having small to medium oak and maples interspersed in the border.

The particular spot where the large shed is being built has one oak and one maple tree, so there's a natural blank spot at ground level.

Now that i've typed all that, I wonder if there's a shade loving vine I could plant on a set of two small trellises?
Elaine
Elaine