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Dry forests, hillsides, and sandy banks; also moist shaded ground, shores, and river banks. This species seems to have become much less common during the past half-century or so, with only a few collections made in Michigan since 1938. The inflorescence is more corymbose than in L. striatum, sometimes quite similar to that of L. medium.

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