What is a collective noun for a large area of trees?

Answer 1

Some collective nouns for trees are:

• a stand of trees
• a grove of trees
• an orchard of trees
• a forest of trees
• a copse of trees
  

A "forest" is a large number of trees.
A "wood" is a slightly smaller number.
A "copse" is fewer still.

Answer 2

The collective noun for a large area of trees is a forestof trees.

Other collective nouns for trees are:

An "orchard" is a large area of fruit or nut bearing trees.

A "wood" is a slightly smaller group of trees.

A "copse" is fewer still.

Answer 3

A row of trees is a perfectly good collective noun for trees that are in a row; a common practice for a pleasing arrangement of trees.

Answer 4

You could use the terms 'stand' or 'grove' to describe a larger group of trees.

Answer 5

A large area of trees is called a forest of trees or an orchard of trees.

Answer 6

There are many different ones, depending on size and use. You might say forest, wood, copse or coppice.

Answer 7

The collective noun for a large area of trees is a forest of trees.