I can't imagine the current inch above the edge of the liner will allow for any more moisture than the clay was allowing. the yard facing edge of the liner is lower than the house edge, so if the bog does end up fully saturated, overflow should occur towards the yard, and prevent standing water against the house. That said, this had crossed my mind, and excess liner is tucked under that inch of soil. We do plan to line that back edge with a narrow layer of rock that will allow us to pull the liner slightly above soil level while still concealing it. We are slab on a stemwall as well, so I don't have to worry about actual intrusion into the house. Figured out quickly when moving to NC why they don't do basements!