Yes! If we care about the food web, we should respect those "weeds."....at least the native ones. A lot of insects depend on them, and birds and other critters need those bugs. Especially in spring, it is important to resist the neighborhood social pressure to mow all those blooming weeds down to mere lawn. When we do that, we're killing the environment.
Everyone IMHO should read one of Doug Tallamy's books or search him on YouTube. He's the "John the Baptist" of environmental science. At least in the U.S., we've destroyed natural habitat of some 95% our all the land territory of this huge nation. 95%!!! That is disastrous. That means we are well on our way to mass species extinctions and have got to counter that as best we can by supporting native plant diversity in our individual properties. Expansive lawns and invasive alien plant species that the wildlife cannot even eat are the enemy of our eco-survival. (Ehem...stepping of my soapbox, now)

They are beautiful flowers

They're very pretty.. I don't care what they're called

Dandelions are an important part of the food chain for bees, and they have many beneficial effects for humans. I love my dandelions.

weeds are only weeds if they are growing where they are not wanted, otherwise they are just plants. I've had people call grape hyacinths, blue bells, and irises weeds. If you like them, they are flowers.

I continue to grow things like Clover , and a blue flowered plant my Mom used to call , Wondering Jew .

I agree! I too love all flowers, even the ones most people call weeds.