Idea for decorative place in front corner of my fence.
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How about adding a cool accent lighting piece to the area? Something like this project perhaps-
http://www.hometalk.com/diy/outdoor/decor/outdoor-mason-jar-candle-barn-door-8537505
Hi Donna,
I'm trying to picture your problem in my head, and it's a bit difficult, so if my suggestion is totally off the wall, I apologize. I'm wondering if there's enough room on that corner to plant a tree. Once it takes root, it would keep the soil from eroding and help to anchor it down. You can still use the flowers, though I would plant them directly in the soil, which would also help to anchor things.
I can't imagine this in my mind's eye either. Have you considered finding a way to divert the water away from the collection point. Like putting in a dry creek bed. Contact your county extension office to see if there is someone who can come out and advise you. Also ask if there is any kind of financial aid to homeowners whose property suffers damages from rain water run off.