Annual flowers and small shrubs against a concrete slab pose zero root threat. The foundation's impermeable membrane handles moisture. Only large woody plants (wisteria, fig trees) risk membrane penetration over decades.
Use drip irrigation or soaker hoses. Mulch to reduce splash. Keep soil grade 6″ below siding/weep screed.
Enjoy the color—your foundation is fine.
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