Zantedeschia albomaculata (Hook.f.) Baill. (S Afr.) – A very rare and probably ephemeral garden throw-out. Recorded once so far in the wild: a single clone was found in deciduous woodland in Balen in 2011.
In few other places similar plants with spotted leaves have been recorded but in the absence of flowers these plants are hard to identify. At least some may belong to Z. elliottiana (Watson) Engler or cultivars of it. These plants have bright yellow spathes and are probably more frequent in cultivation than Z. albomaculata (https://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/profile?PID=177#section-3).
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