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If they are very small (under 3 inches) then just hoe them. If they are a little larger you can pull them up. Otherwise a glyphosate based weed killer can work well, if there are other plant close buy you wish to keep, then use a Gel, otherwise a spray works out cheaper.
A small group of trees is called a "Grove". Can you have a horde of trees? Yes, a large group of trees growing closely together can be referred to as a "grove" or a "thicket," ...
If bare root trees are dug up to be sold or moved and planted, how should they best be stored until planting if it could be a few days (e.g. 1-7 days)? I usually buy bare root trees with roots wrapped in plastic bags, often with some substrate (wood shavings, sand, soil) and plenty of moisture.
EDIT. To summarise, if you think your established trees may be susceptible to strimmer damage, spray off (using glyphosate) a mowing strip (about six inches wide) around the trunk. For young trees, follow the RHS advice given above.
In the U.K. a small group of trees is a 'copse', a slightly larger group is a 'woodland/woods'. and a very large group of trees is a 'forest'. What is Dr pauline ladiges famous for?
Oak trees are well suited to bonsai, but that is not your biggest problem here. You have two main problems: getting that thing out of the ground with its root system in tact and secondly getting it to survive once it comes out of the ground. Getting the tree out of the ground, even though it appears small isn't an easy task.
Personally I use either the lawn mover: much more quicker (often a small old one, just to go under the trees), and a string trimmer. I would use the trimmer on lower speed near trunk, and if I hit strongly, I would really try to be much more softer on the other sides of the trunk.
This is a picture inside Montreal's botanical garden at the entrance of the Japanese garden. In this picture we can see 5 small pine like trees along with thyme and rocks. I would like to recreate something inspired from this. How can I keep pine-like trees small like in this picture ? What are the best way(s) to achieve this effect ?
The chemicals may kill any bacteria and fungus present (not 100% sure). I then painted just the foam itself heavily. It will degrade from the sun's UV. It keeps out animals and insects. The trees seemed healthier afterwards. But I have never dealt with a hole that small. Different trees will probably react differently to removal.
Aphids and ants might like my trees, but they love garden nasturtium. If there's a nasturtium somewhere close to the trees, aphids, ants and ladybugs will happily move there (here's a related article): As a bonus, these plants are easy to grow. Every part of it tastes great, provided it's not too rich in protein.