A wisteria root has lifted one corner of a brick patio, creating a bowl that puddles. A French drain at the low spot will clog with wisteria roots. Instead, install a small area drain (6×6″ or 12×12″ box with flat grate) at the low point, piped around the house to a lower outlet.
NDS drain products offer suitable boxes and grates.

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