Plumbago, also known as Leadwort or Neelkanth in India, is a versatile, evergreen shrub that's popular for its delicate, sky-blue flowers. It's known for its fast growth and drought resistance, making it a good choice for hedges, trellises, or even balcony gardens. The plant typically grows 3-10 feet tall and produces flowers in clusters, with individual flowers having a tubular shape. 

Detailed Description:

Plant Type: Evergreen shrub can also be grown as a climber or groundcover. 

Size: Typically grows 3-10 feet tall and 2-4 feet wide. 

Stems: Slender, trailing, or climbing stems, often woody at the base. 

Leaves: Simple, ovate, or oblong, with a smooth edge. They are green and glossy. 

Flowers: Produces clusters of funnel-shaped, light blue to pale blue flowers, sometimes appearing white or light violet. The flowers have five petals. 

Flowering Period: Blooms throughout the year in warm climates, often free-flowering. 

Sunlight: Thrives in full sunlight. 

Watering: Needs moderate watering, allowing the soil to dry slightly between waterings. 

Soil: Prefers well-draining soil, but can tolerate a variety of soil types. 

Other Names: Common names include Leadwort, Neelkanth, and Blue Plumbago. 

Uses: Popular as an ornamental plant for gardens, hedges, and trellises. Also used in traditional medicine in some regions. 

Attracts: Attracts pollinators like bees and butterflies.