What are the disadvantages of a daisy?

Daisies can be considered invasive in some regions, as they spread quickly and may outcompete native plants for resources. Their shallow root systems can lead to soil erosion, especially in areas with poor ground cover. Additionally, while they are attractive, daisies may attract certain pests and diseases that can affect nearby plants. Lastly, their short lifespan means they might require more frequent replanting in gardens.