Janelle Brown is doing everything she can to move forward with her life.
After a most personal tragedy.
As previously reported, Jenelle is in the process of selling her late son’s home … nearly six months after Garrison Brown committed suicide by shooting himself.
Now, the veteran Sister Wives cast member has announced that she and her daughter, Madison “Maddie” Brush, are launching a new floral business together.
“I am so excited to finally share with you our passion project — TAEDA FARMS!” Janelle wrote via Instagram on Sunday, September 22.
“We would love to invite you to come on this wild, chaotic and beautiful journey as we build Taeda Farms from the ground up.
“It’s definitely not always glamorous – there’s a lot of sweat, dirt and learning along the way – but each step gets us closer to something truly special.
“We’re turning hard work and heart into something beautiful, and we want you to be a part of it!”
As you can see above, Janelle already has the props (in the form of a T-shirt) for this endeavor.
The TLC personality added:
“Follow us on social media @taedafarms and join us as we grow – one flower at a time. If you want to join us in our beginnings, we have some t-shirts with our brand motto, ‘Creating beauty from the ground up.'”
“We put a lot of thought into them, and they represent what this trip means to us.”
“Let us grow together!”
In March, we learned (via In Touch Weekly’s report) that Janelle purchased a 156-acre property in Chocowinity, North Carolina.
According to documents obtained by the aforementioned tabloid, this large plot of land was listed as agricultural land for Taeda Farms, LLC.
The business first appeared on Instagram in April with three images bearing the brand’s motto and name and encouraging fans to “stay with us”.
The company’s website has been updated, including a store to purchase T-shirts, as well as information about Taeda Farms and its owners.
“At Taeda Farms, our mission is to create beauty from the ground up, transforming our land into a sanctuary where every flower and every leaf tells a story. More than just a place, Taeda Farms will be a haven for the community, where people gather to reconnect with nature and each other,” the website reads.
“We strive to create an inviting place that fosters joy, love and lasting memories, ensuring that each visit to our farm is a celebration of life’s most beautiful moments.”
Jenelle has been vocal about Garrison’s suicide ever since.
“We had absolutely no idea that he was in that place,” Jenelle told People magazine in early September, adding that “substance abuse” may have likely played a role in his mental state before his death. “But he never expressed any kind of overtly sad emotions.”
Brown said that toward the end of his life, Garrison had reached out to loved ones, adopted a cat and was “really excited” about his career prospects.
Alas!
The grieving mother concluded in this interview:
“It was a really big shock. We never expected it.”