The spring foliage of Villa-Taranto is a distinctive bright pink, turning green for summer and then orange in autumn. Leaves are 5 lobed, with each lobe is no more than 5mm wide along its entire length. Villa-Taranto has fine strap-like leaves that are 7-9cm long and 8-10cm broad. This cultivar was named after the Italian town Villa Taranto, by Firma. C. Esveld, Netherlands, in 1967.

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