Thunberg Spirea, a birthday flower of January 19th

Thunberg Spirea is called Yukiyanagi ユキヤナギ（雪柳) in Japanese, which translates to "snow willow". Although not currently in bloom, it is one of three birthday flowers of January 19th annually. The other two are pine (which you will also find detailed on City-cost) and Riverstream Orchid.

Thunberg Spirea, aka Yukiyagani, is known for its arching branches covered in tiny white blossoms, symbolizes “adorableness,” “whimsy,” and “devotion.” Its name comes from the way the flowers resemble snow resting on willow‑like branches. In Japan it typically blooms from March to May. It is often used in gardens and cut arrangements for its airy, delicate beauty.

The "hanakotoba" flower language of spirea in Japan is  "charm / Loveliness" 愛らしさ, "free spiritedness"  気まま, and modesty / admirable sincerity 殊勝 . I personally really love spirea. In the photo in this post, which I took in April, you can see it with canola flowers and a pink cherry blossom tree.