Hmm
BABY BLESSED
SUNSTRIP
CRIMSON KING
INDIAN CHIEF
BUMBLEBEE DEELITE
EARL OF ESSEX
GYPSY QUEEN
CHERRY GARDEN
HOMECOMMING QUEEN
LACY SNOWFLAKE
LOVE THE SUN
VANITY (BUT IF TOO WET SHE IS UGLY!)
That's all I can think of that wet or dry i get bloom
:)
A

Most of my MDBs and SDBs bloom reliably, though they don't bloom equally well from year to year. I haven't been growing the taller median classes in any significant number long enough to evaluate their bloom reliability over a matter of several years, but indications are so far that they will generally be as reliable as the littleuns. TBs are another matter altogether. I have very few TBs I can count on for bloom every year.

Laurie

My Iris gardens are too new to know what will reliably bloom but I have so many I don't worry about it...I'll still see lots of blooms. They are really starting to take off now. I posted a few pics of them on the I thought I saw a Puddy Tat thread.
Nancy

English Cottage never fails to show every single spring, no matter what. I can move it, divide it, last year even dug & potted it up in March. It always sends up a stalk for me. For fall rebloom however it demands I leave it untouched for two full seasons. I probably have several others, but the only ones I can think of is Gypsy Queen and SDB Dark Vader.

Mike

Jesse's Song and a white noid from DH's grandmother's garden that has a beautiful perfume.

I have a few historics which will take anything and still produce bloom for me. Of the named ones, just these few have bloomed every year for me, reguardless:
Jean Cayeux
Thornbird
Pallida
Ginger Swirl (one of my all time favorites)
Flavescens (the hardiest of all!)
Gnu Blues (which is a surprise since my other brokens seem to be finicky)
Chantilly
And an SDB seedling I named "Gift For Emily" - since renamed "Chicci" by dd Emily

heidi

Here are some we have had for a long time. I don't remember their ever giving a problem. They bloom every year and some are in bloom today.

Black Watch since 1974
Cherry Jubilee since 1975
Debby Rairdon since 1968
Dusky Challenger since 1988
Green Spot since 1963
Ida Red since 1980
Muted Melody since 1980 (Won queen twice with her)
New Tomorrow since 1982
One Desire since 1973
Quapaw since 1974
Spinning Wheel since 1977
Stepping Out since 1970
Sudden Spring since 1968
The Black Douglas since 1955

Walter Moores

For me it is
Cherry Garden
Beechfield
Honorabile
something that looks similar to Isolene, a farm noid.
a lilac farm noid.
Serenity Prayer
Changing Times
Debbie Rairdon
Dusky Challenger
Eleanor's Pride
Snow Maiden no matter where I place it, when I place it or how cold, rainy none sunny it gets.
Burnt Toffee
Camelot Rose
Frontier Marshall
These three always bloom every year but not so hardy.
Raspberry possibly Ripples but Mother lost it's second name, it came from Wayside Gardens in the eighties but is historic.
Triple Play is another that always blooms every year for me.
Swingtown is earning my respect in blooming often but not every year.

My historics and new iris I bought last summer are too new to consider for this yet but from the growth of Jesse's Song this year, I think it will be a future one to add for bloom every year.

CELESTE (Since 2001)
CHIMERA (Since 2001)
HONORABILE (Since 1993)
IRISH TUNE (Since 1994)
LACY SNOWFLAKE (Since 1994)
SUPREME SULTAN (Since 1996)

Carlos
Brighton Park Iris
http://www.brightonparkiris.com/