
Photo: Franz Xaver · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Flower
Spotted-leaved arum
Zantedeschia albomaculata · Arrow-leaved arum
A smaller relative of the familiar white arum lily, with arrow-shaped leaves that are often flecked with white and a white to creamy spathe. It grows from a tuber and flowers through the summer-rainfall months.
- Where
- Valleys, Slopes · 1,280–2,865 m
- When
- Spring to autumn — Oct–Apr
- How to spot it
- Marshy ground beside streams and vleis, and pockets among rocks on grassy mountainsides.
Take careLike other arums the raw plant contains calcium oxalate crystals and irritates the mouth — don’t nibble it.
Sources: pza.sanbi.org, pacificbulbsociety.org



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