10.22376/ijpbs.2019.10.1.p1-12 Volume 12 Issue 3 2021 (July-September) Phytochemicals of restorative plants envelop a differing compound space for sedate disclosure. India is rich with verdure of indigenous therapeutic plants that have been utilized for a considerable length of time in customary Indian medication to treat human diseases. India therefore is one of the world's most medico-culturally diverse and rich countries. Added to this scenario is the practice of Western medicine and put forth efforts to change indigenous medicine. Both have been benefited from each other since indigenous systems introduced drugs to the western pharmacopoeias while western medicine has helped to upgrade a few important raw plant products to some degree of optimization and standardization.inthisstudyfour lessThan i greaterThan medicinal plant Asparagus acutifolius, Agave Americana, Quercusvirginiana, Spiraeadouglasii lessThan /i greaterThan collected fromthe Western Ghats of Tamilnadu, India were used. All these selected plants for this study have been biologically active which has also been witnessedby traditional medicinal practices in India. All these plants are associated with traditional folk yore medial practices for curing various ailments. The quantitative screening of phenol, flavonoids and Tannins, Saponins, Steroids, Terpenoids, Glycosides, Coumarins and Proteins were determined in the above said selected medicinal plants. The study results prove the presence of all essential phytochemicals which are rich in medicinal values. Assessment of the phytochemicals of Indian restorative plants for their drug ability or medication likeliness will encourage the recognizable proof of atoms for medicates revelation. The use of herbal medicines for health remedies is not only cost effective but also safeand almost free from serious side effects.This study helps to attempt for further validation of these plants for various medicinal applications and its can be used as adjunct therapy for many other medicine which have side effects. Rajapandi S, Pandeeswaran M and Kousalya G.N. Traditional Medicinal plants, Western ghats, Asparagus acutifolius, Agave americana, Quercus virginiana, Spiraea douglasii 42-47