Mark's Tree Service

08/16/2025

☀️ Happy Saturday, Kokomo!

It’s another beautiful morning at the Kokomo Farmers Market 🌿🍑🥖. Our vendors are all set up with the freshest produce, handmade goods, delicious baked treats, and so much more. Come stroll the market, grab some breakfast or lunch, and enjoy this summer morning at the corner of Washington & Mulberry from 9 AM–12 PM.

Here’s who you’ll see today:
Lightfoot Bros. Sweet Corn
Mark’s Tree Service
League of Women Voters
Creative Farming, LLC
Ervin Township Meats
Jazlyn's Home Essentials
NotHalfBakedBreads LLC
Dragonwood LLC
Mama Karen’s
Fye Farms LLC
Pine & Posey
Imagin3d Printing
Girly Gumption
Wesson's Canine Bakery
Easton's Eden
Be Still Home and Body
Tomi Makes
Uniques by Mary
Third Down Prints
Brubaker Produce
Adams Produce Happy Herbs
Baked Knightly
Rafter E Family Farmstead
R & R Sweet Treats
Fueled By Faith Health and Wellness
Stiner's Produce
Schmitt Kids Sweet Corn
DSI Together with Bona Vista

With music by: Hadassah Yoo

Support local. Eat fresh. Shop handmade. 💚

08/09/2025

Come on down we’re at the Kokomo farmers market today. Till noon.

Saturday Morning at the Market! 🥖🍅🌽

The stalls will be bursting with fresh produce, baked goods, handmade crafts, and all your favorite local treats this weekend! Come sip your coffee, chat with your favorite vendors, and discover something new here at the market from 9 AM to 12 PM at the corner of Mulberry and Washington Streets!

Here’s who you’ll see today:
LightfoEaston's EdentDSI Together with Bona VistaErvin Township Meats
NotHalfBakedBrUniques by Mary LLC
Pine & Posey
Baked Knightlyagnolia’s Makings
Country ChWhyte Horse Winery - MonticelloiRafter E Family FarmsteadtR & R Sweet Treats
Stiner's ProduceVSchmitt Kids Sweet CornsHoosier Steaksker Produce
Baked Knightly
A Couple Kids Family Farms
Whyte Horse Winery - Monticello
Rafter E Family Farmstead
R & R Sweet Treats
Stiner's Produce
Schmitt Kids Sweet Corn
Hoosier Steaks

With music by: Paul Frank

Whether you’re here for farm-fresh veggies, artisan bread, or just that small-town community feel, you’ll find it all right here. Bring your tote bags, your appetite, and maybe a friend or two!

💚 Shop small. Support local. Love your market.

07/19/2025

We are at the farmers market again this week. Come on down and check us out at the corner of Mulberry and Washington Street. Kokomo Farmers Market

07/12/2025

Come downtown and enjoy this beautiful day . We have a bunch of vendors down here for the Kokomo Farmers Market

We are at the corner of Mulberry and Washington Streets. We are here from 9 AM to 12 PM.

06/21/2025

We are downtown at the Kokomo Farmers Market.

Come on down and say hi.

06/14/2025

Someone who may have a large tree line that is in need of a trim back so you don’t have invasion on your lawn.

Call Mark’s Tree Service 765-271-1589

Take a look at the before and after pictures below.

05/21/2025

Before and after. If you would like to get your trees up off the ground, give us a call. 765-271-1589.

03/20/2025

Do you need storm damages cleaned up the right way?
Call Mark’s Tree Service we do it right every time.

Call 765-271-1589

We give free estimates.

We don’t raise our prices for weather related tree damage.

See pictures of one example of our tree clean up job.

01/04/2025

We have a new way to help our customers… who knows someone who needs a log turned in to boards? We can make light work for someone who needs a log sliced. Call or text at 765-271-1589

09/20/2024

Storms can cause trees to drop limbs or even whole trees.
Please call or text 765-271-1589 to receive a free estimate. We will respond quickly.
We are Kokomo and Howard County tree service, we clean up your yard like we would our own!

We can trim or remove trees and more. For more info click here.
Call now at: (765) 271-1589
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07/10/2024

Trees and branches down. If you know someone needing help tree trimming removal. Give us a call we can help clean up the mess.

03/17/2024

At Mark’s Tree Service we do not recommend planting Bradford pear trees. Why? Bradford pears:

~ Are invasive tending to aggressively propagate with other flowering pear trees as birds ingest their berries and spread their seeds indiscriminately. The resulting trees crowd out desirable trees and shrubs and produce thorns that are so sharp they have been known to puncture tires.

~ Are unstable trees with shallow roots and weak branches that tend to split and fall during or after adverse weather conditions (as seen in the photo below that was taken in Nashville by the Nashville Tree Conservation Corps) causing a hazard to people, property, pets, and vehicles.

~ Have berries that emit an unpleasant rotting odor that attracts flies.

~ Have a short lifespan of 10 to 25 years.

~ Have been banned in South Carolina starting October 1, 2024, and a county in Kentucky has offered a free tree to anyone who cuts down a Bradford pear in their yard.

Considering the drawbacks of this tree, it is much preferable to select an alternative flowering shade tree such as the Eastern redbud, flowering dogwood, serviceberry, or American plum for your garden or landscape.
(Borrowed)