In Engpsh, the trees nearby can be referred to as "the trees in the vicinity" or "the nearby trees."

The phrase "vicinity" comes from the Latin word "vicinitas," which means "nearness" or "proximity." It is often used to refer to a specific area or location that is close to something or someone.

Here are some examples of sentences using "vicinity" or "nearby" to refer to trees:

"I saw a beautiful maple tree in the vicinity of my house this morning." (我今天早上在我家附近看到了一棵漂亮的枫树。)
"There are several oak trees nearby that provide shade for the park bench." (附近有几棵橡树，为公园的长椅提供阴凉。)
"The nearby trees have started to turn yellow and red as fall approaches." (随着秋天的临近，附近的树木开始变黄和变红。)