It is a very recent introduction through Novalis with a rather limited distribution. This season at least, the only place you may be able to get it is through mail order. The Novalis-Plants That Work website doesn't seem to be functioning at the moment, but you could contact them to see if there was a retailer in your area that was carrying it. I know it's not yet available up here :-(

I haven't seen a picture, is it light pink?

In my opinion the red one is really hot pink not red. I do know where you can get one of those in Lake Oswego in a two gallon pot for $19.99.

Thanks, for your input. I have been in contact with Novalis, it is quite possible the Double Pink could be avalible through Fisher Farms in Gaston a little later. I'm not sure if they sell retail but I have sent them off an email.

I looked it up. The color isn't so different but the shape of the petals is very different. Nice.

Fisher Farms is a wholesale grower, but they should be selling to retail outlets in your area. Good luck in your quest!

So Novalis has Plants That Work but may not have a website that does?

If you're looking for a retail garden center location to purchase the Pink Double Knock Out rose or any other Novalis Plants that Work selection, their Web site offers a great search capability for locating the nearest garden center to you. Also, like any other Internet site, it's likely that the Novalis site may have been undergoing updates at the time you last visited. I have never had problems accessing information from it in the past.

Also, the Pink Double Knock Out will be widely available this summer and fall. It may currently be available in limited locations in your area, but you should be able to find it at a variety of locations near you by the end of the summer for fall planting... it will be well worth the wait! And, it is truly a bright pink color.
See here:
http://www.plantsthatwork.com/PlantsThatWork/PlantDetails.aspx?PlantID=100611&PlantGroup=Exclusives&PlantGroupID=

Like the Double Knock Out (red) before it, the Pink Double Knock Out holds its color quite well and is not prone to fading like the original Knock Out.

Here is a link that might be useful: Novalis Plants that Work - Where to Buy

I just planted some knockout shrub roses about two weeks ago. I am trying not to over water them but try to keep them moist. You can see some new ones blooming, but then the rest of it looks like its dying. Is this because I'm not watering it enough? Or is this normal because they were just planted?? Please help, I don't want to kill them!