The term picky eater just got a whole new meaning.

At Homestead, opening tonight atop Roots Handmade Pizza/Bleeding Heart Bakery in West Town, chef John Wayne Formica (C-House, Sunda) harvests fruits, vegetables, herbs, flowers, and more from 130-plus plants growing in the restaurant’s rooftop garden.

Formica’s half-Lebanese, half-Italian background, plus a yearlong stint in Asia, inform his menu: Labneh and tahini accompany stuffed Colorado Co-op lamb (an interpretation of kibbeh); chicken wings take a bath in turmeric, ginger, lemon grass, and chili.

House pickles inject vinegary sweetness to cured, smoked salmon, while pickled tomato adds punch to mozzarella roulade (the cheese is made in-house).

Freshen up with a Femme du Coupe cocktail (No. 7 includes pisco, Swedish punsch, apricot liqueur, mezcal, and lavender blossom).

Bottle & Branch installations add greenery to the rustic interior. But the 85-seat patio (adjacent to the garden) is where it’s at in summer.

Plant yourself there.

Homestead, 1924 West Chicago Avenue, at Winchester Avenue, second floor (773-645-4949 or homesteadontheroof.com).

Photo: Courtesy of Homestead