Obviously I'd say colocasia!
Too many kinds to list!
Actually though, I think the first response is likely the best direction.
Water against the foundation like that is likely to find its way to the other side, that's a bad situation!
Foundation issues are only less severe than a leaking roof, and can't undermine your home and totally devalue it, as well as potentially ruin it.
I don't know your situation, and I can't tell from that pic if it's a feasible idea, but if at all possible, get that water away from you house!
Especially if it pools!
I've spent a lot of time here installing drains, mostly passive weeping systems with gravel, but also regrading and the soil all along the foundation of our house, a lot of work! But with extensions on the gutters and and all that work, it's dry as a bone under the house!
Imagine my surprise 5 years ago... Crawling under the house and I see a glimmer and investigate... I found a 4'x6' puddle, depth was unknown because it turned out the glimmer was 100's of eyes... Of massive fisher spiders! You wouldn't believe me if I told you how big... So that situation had to be handled!
Good luck!
