Don't know what it is, but I love it

I first saw this plant last summer, in an expensive hanging basket at one of my local garden centers. What caught my eye was that it looked a lot like a variegated bamboo, but in hanging basket form! Beautiful! Unfortunately the basket didn't have a plant tag in it, so I had no idea what the plant was.

I found another specimen this year, and although its price was a bit more than I usually like to pay for plants of this type I decided I needed to have it in my garden this year. Besides, when compared to the hundreds of dollars I've spent on trees (Japanese Maples mainly) that have since died, $16 was nothing. (I find it easy to rationalize garden purchases.)

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The foliage is so nice, and this plant is so full and healthy it's going to look fantastic wherever I decide to place it:

The other great thing about this specimen: it contained a plant tag!

Unfortunately, a Google search for Gibasis geniculata turned up a lot of photos of what seems to be a different plant. So this could be a different species, or could just be a variegated form of Gibasis geniculata.

Even if I never find out what it is, I still love it, and will enjoy seeing it every day.

It has so much dense growth, I may take a division and start a second basket. I like having "backup" for plants that I really like. The rabbits taught me early in my gardening career that a single specimen is disappointment waiting to happen.

I'm certainly not disappointed with this purchase though!

Now I just need to ID it. Anybody have any idea? Is the tag correct?

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