Plumbago dicot-genus, a flowering plant, is synonymously known as the leadwort. This genus comprises around 20 different species. Leadwort, known for its vibrant blue flowers, is native to several regions across Asia, Africa, and the Americas. Its name originates from the Latin word "plumbum," meaning lead, attributing to its historically significant use in creating blue dyes. Apart from its ornamental value, Plumbago dicot-genus has been utilized in traditional medicine for various ailments. Moreover, this versatile plant is an excellent choice for gardens, as it thrives in full sun and well-drained soil. Its easy cultivation and stunning blossoms make leadwort a popular choice among garden enthusiasts.