The "Giardino d'Inverno" (Winter Garden) is home to a number of species native to the warmer climes of Africa, Central America, South America, Asia and Australia. Amongst those that are worth a brief mention, we have the coffee plant ("Coffea arabica"), papaya ("Carica papaya"), numerous species of "Bougainvillea", cinnamon "(Cinnamomum ceylanicum)", "(Parmentiera cereifera)" and mimosa "(Mimosa spegazzinii)". In the "serra della Regione" (glasshouse of the regions), there are potted specimens of "(Ravenala madagascariensis)" (the traveller's palm) and various species of "Anthurium, Codiaeum, Pandanus" and other plants from tropical and equatorial climes. Two smaller glasshouses are located alongside this one, housing orchids and carnivorous plants respectively. Also notable is the collection of succulents contained in the similarly titled glasshouse, amongst which we find specimens of "Echinocactus grusonii" of considerable dimensions.