Collective nouns for trees

Collective noun for trees	usage
grove	A grove of trees ('grove' refers to a small group of trees that form a continuous canopy and give shade)
forest	A forest of trees ('forest' refers to a large group of trees in a very large area)
thicket	A thicket of trees ('thicket' refers to a small group of trees or bushes which are growing closely together)
stand	A stand of trees ('stand' refers to a group of of one species of trees, for example, A stand of oak trees)
orchard	An orchard of trees ('orchard' refers to a group of fruit or nut trees planted for commercial purposes)
clump	A clump of trees ('clump' refers to a small group of trees or shrubs of different species)
copse	A copse of trees ('copse' refers to a group of small trees or shrubs in a very small area)
coupe	A coupe of trees ('coupe' refers to a small group of trees planted for wood harvesting)
spinney	A spinney of trees ('spinney' refers to to a small group of trees or bushes)
coppice	A coppice of trees ('coppice' refers to a group of densely growing small trees)
plantation	A plantation of trees ('plantation' refers to a large group of trees that are grown to be cut down for wood)