A broken hip is a fracture in the upper portion of your thighbone, or femur. Your hip is a joint, which is a point where two or more bones come together. The top of your femur and part of your pelvic bone meet to form your hip. The hip is a ball-and-socket joint.
If your lawn did not suffer from grub damage, your early spring lawn care will be much more pleasant. Raking the lawn, with a leaf rake, will remove any debris which collected over the winter and will give the lawn an overall tidier appearance. Be sure to add the collected organic debris to the compost.
If the lawn has brown spots of grass or balding areas, it is possible that these lawn conditions are caused by grubs. Prior to planting new grass seeds, remove any grubs from the soil. An easy way to confirm a grub problem is to turn over the soil 3 inches deep to expose any existing grubs or eggs. If they are discovered in small amounts, manually remove them from the soil to halt the continuation of their life cycle and reproduction.