Did You See Him? Hillcrest’s Kaleb Wyse Gives Spring Gardening Secrets on Live!

Hillcrest Academy is buzzing with pride as one of its own, Kaleb Wyse ’06 (known to many as @wyseguide on social media), recently graced the screens of the popular daytime talk show, Live with Kelly and Mark. Kaleb, a celebrated gardening expert and New York Times bestselling cookbook author, shared his invaluable tips and tricks for making the most of the spring gardening season. Watch the segment featuring Kaleb on Facebook.

For those unfamiliar with his green thumb prowess, Kaleb has cultivated a significant following online through his engaging and informative content on all things gardening. His appearance on Live with Kelly and Mark provided a national platform for his expertise, as he guided viewers through essential spring tasks like preparing soil, selecting the right plants, and nurturing new growth. His down-to-earth approach and practical advice resonated with both seasoned gardeners and those just starting to dig in.

But that’s not all. Beyond his gardening wisdom, Kaleb has also captured hearts (and stomachs!) with his New York Times bestselling cookbook, “There’s Always Room at the Table.” This culinary gem reflects Kaleb’s passion for bringing people together through food, emphasizing fresh, seasonal ingredients often sourced directly from the garden. The cookbook is filled with approachable and delicious recipes that celebrate community and the joy of sharing a meal.

Kaleb’s journey from Hillcrest Academy to becoming a recognized expert in both gardening and cooking is truly inspiring. His success is a testament to his dedication, knowledge, and ability to connect with a wide audience through his engaging content and warm personality. We congratulate Kaleb Wyse on his recent appearance on Live with Kelly and Mark and his continued success in sharing his passions with the world. It’s wonderful to see our alumni making such a positive impact and inspiring others to cultivate beauty, both in their gardens and around their tables. Check out Kaleb’s blog at wyseguide.com.