Meanings of fine leaves in English

A border of fine leaves encircled the maker's mark:

Naturalised bulbs have to feel like part of the meadow, with fine leaves and flowers.

The plant is a vigorous grower, and produces large, fine leaves of most delicate odor.

Is yarrow the one with the fine leaves and tiny white flowers that grow together in a bunch?

Here, in the City of London, was the taproot from which Empire and wealth and so many other fine leaves had sprouted.

On another occasion a tuft of fine leaves was immersed in water at 53o F., and the leaflets were of course motionless.

It presents the appearance of fine longitudinal streaks, which, when closely examined with a needle, are found to consist of numerous fine leaves.

From the rapidity of its growth it will readily be seen that the plant should come forward at once, if large, fine leaves are desired.

The next experiment was tried under very favourable circumstances, for the day (July 8) was very warm, and I happened to have unusually fine leaves.

Fine leaves you gather, miss!