Plants add a finishing touch to a room. They must be scaled correctly to the surroundings, and kept in good shape.

I do not like plants indoors. My cat chews on them and then you know what;((

I've had a variety of house plants for forty years - despite their popularity or unpopularity at times. Some are sentimental attachments - given to me by friends or on long ago birthdays. They've had great light and flourished in some houses and languished in others but several have been with me for 30+ years. I often give what are considered "annuals" a shot at over-wintering in my sunroom. Boston fern drives me nuts with its dropping leaves but I've had Persian Shield which is three years old and a woody plant now. They're interesting but can be a pain in the butt to maintain indoors. But I guess for me, they're a plus otherwise they would have been given away or composted.

Try to keep them alive. Don't overwater. But when they look less than great, toss them!

No plants anymore. My wife had at least one right after we were married.

Have to have a few hardy specimens. African violets, ferns, some foolproof pathos, a cyclamen in winter. They help me get through the cold weather.

Pothos!

Yes, plants and flowers. But for me, artificial ones. Only problem is the really nice looking ones cost a bundle!

Costco. You can find large ones for $20! Home Depot also.

Yes. :)

I have a few houseplants and I love them. They brighten up my home and make excellent decorations. Margo if you ever wanted a indoor plant their are specific ones that don't make pets sick. :)

Yes I have 2 plants,one is a snake plant. They are fantastic for idiots like me who forget to water them. I water every 2-3 weeks.

I love my plants and find them easy to have around.

The very best thing you can do for a houseplant is to forget to water it for two or three weeks as overwatering is a killer! Wait for the wilt!

I have wonderful sunshine so my two large plants and one small cactus are looking great, even though I definitely don't have a green thumb. They add color brightening up our gray WI landscape.

I love houseplants but few survive my cats. I miss having huge plants throughout. It feels less like home without them.

My cats don't touch the plants, but I can't have tinsel on a Christmas tree. One of the cats likes eating it and the .....end result....isn't pretty!