Google Iresine herbstii. I'm about 95% sure that's your plant.

yummmm Zaxby's. Oops forgot I'm a vegetarian (but they still have great fries)
That looks like a perennial plant here we call Joseph's COat. I don't know the botanical name though. I had thought it was an Acalypha

There's a "Joseph's Coat" called Alternanthera dentata that's very similar in color and shape, but it doesn't have the lighter-colored veins. There's also a "Joseph's Coat" Acalypha -- A. wilkesiana, but it has toothed leaf edges and a different pattern of variegation.

I'm pretty sure it is an Iresine. It is probably a form of Iresine herbstii, as Mr. S. suggested, or it could be Iresine lindenii.

Thanks so much guys. Yeah I'm pretty sure that's Iresine H. I looked it up and found out that it won't do good in a shady spot in my home :( but it still makes for a good outdoor annual!

Thanks again for the help! :D

So far as I recall, it's been used only relatively recently as an outdoor annual...I became familiar with it as an indoor plant with culture similar to that of Coleus. (okay, Solenostemon.) I have a few Coleus and a couple Impatiens that continue inside as cuttings, then outside in the shade garden. This could be done with Iresene, though they may get a bit lanky over the winter season. New plants from cuttings would grow nicely outside when started from an overwintered plant.

It's definately an Iresine..Common name is Blood Leaf. They're sold here as annuals in summer nurseries, and house plants in green houses..
They're grown similar to Coleus, but need more light. Very thirsty plants.
The difference between buying them as annuals opposed to house plants is, price..if you buy as an annual, they go for .99-1.29..if you purchase as a house plant, they start at 7.99.. Duh, which one should we buy??? Toni

Toni, this fancy nursery I treat myself to occasionally had black magic elephant ears in a pot for $9.99 in the houseplant section and for $19.99 in the pond section. Heck, for $10 I bought the houseplant one and repotted into soil suitable for the pond. Worked great!