Earlier conducted researches indicated that the aromatic crops like vetiver can not only be grown on heavy metal infested soils, but also they can give extra profitable as the heavy metal stimulated the material oil production. The other crops like basil and oregano plants are known to accumulate cadmium in roots and shoots. Cleaning up of heavy metals through aromatic crops is considered to be an innovative technology and justifies the effectiveness of use of the plants for phytoremediation under existing ecological conditions. The findings of the investigation attributed insight on effective application of vetiver grass, a commercial crop which can withstand such concerns endowed with heavy metal pollutants. Thus the vetiver grass could be a potential source for phytoremediation of polluted soil. Both basil and oregano plants were characterized by a high accumulation of Cd occurring solely in the roots of basil, only Pb was detected in the above ground parts of oregano.