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.
Young grubs feed on the roots of grass, while the adults feed on the foliage of over 300 plant species. In order to get rid of this pest, one of the worst in Minnesota, you need to guard your yard against the grubs and adults. Grub damage is easily identified in the yard by two characteristics. The first is a large, irregular brown patch. Secondly, the brown grass pulls away from the soil with little to no resistance. Application of a grub killer this fall and again in the spring is critical to guard your yard. Green Thumb Season-Long Grub Killer can be applied anytime during the spring, summer and fall and needs to be applied only once.