Bringing nature indoors with an eye-catching houseplant is a great way to breathe new life into your home. Yet keeping that houseplant alive is another story. Kate here, and I’ve cycled through my share of plants, despite my best efforts to maintain them. Today I’m sharing 5 hardy selections that have survived erratic watering, minimal fertilizing and other unfortunate adventures. These houseplants are tried and true. And I’m guessing if they can survive in my home, they just might have a chance at thriving in yours!As you check out the plant suggestions below, remember to do your research when it comes to the fine print. For example, ask the expert at your local nursery about the best times of the year to fertilize and/or re-pot these plants if necessary. Not to mention, most if not all of them are toxic to dogs and cats (and possibly young children), so keep them out of your pets’ reach. For safer options, check out this Decoist post. Now, are you ready to choose your next houseplant"!…*Photos and styling by Kate Simmons for DecoistGolden PothosLet’s begin with golden pothos. This plant is a favorite when it comes to low-maintenance greenery! Not only can it survive in lower-light environments (such as your office cubicle), it will eventually cascade over the sides of the planter, making it a favorite for bare spaces. Or high spaces, such as shelves. Or spaces simply in need of a burst of green goodness!RELATED: 20 Air-Purifying Pl...