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Standing next to a box full of black peat and worms, Texas County Presiding Commissioner Scott Long, right, talks with Simple Grow co-owner Dustin Douglas during a grand opening event Friday afternoon at the company's new worm castings plant in Houston. Credit: DOUG DAVISON | HOUSTON HERALD
Standing next to a box full of black peat and worms, Texas County Presiding Commissioner Scott Long, right, talks with Simple Grow co-owner Dustin Douglas during a grand opening event Friday afternoon at the company’s new worm castings plant in Houston. Credit: DOUG DAVISON | HOUSTON HERALD
Visitors look at products and fill out entry forms to win a ton of worm castings inside the retail store at the front of the new Simple Grow location on U.S. 63 in Houston.
Visitors walk alongside dozens of worm boxes inside the Simple Grow location in Houston. A company official said there are about 3 to 4 million worms inside the building.
A significant crowd attended the grand opening event Friday afternoon at Simple Grow.
People line up inside the Simple Grow building to get a cup of free custard from Custard by C-Sue.
Simple Grow held a grand opening in Houston to mark its opening of its location on South Sam Houston Blvd. The manufacturer sells worm castings for use in gardening applications. DOUG DAVISON | HOUSTON HERALD

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Worm castings company run by local trio relocates to Houston

Three local men who are childhood buddies and have been business partners for several years are bringing their successful venture to their hometown. Owned and operated by Houston High School Class of 2000 members Luke Arthur, Dustin Douglas and Brandon Kell, Simple Grow is a company that specializes in…

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