It's possible that some will bloom this fall. It's more likely that they will give you the first big blast in the Spring, when they have had time to grow new fans and grow good roots. Which ones did you get?
Renee

These are my choices
Cloud Ballet
Best Bet
Blue Suede Shoes
Clarence
Feed Back
Jennifer Rebecca
October Sky
Speeding Again
Sugar Blues
Victoria Falls
Sea Power
City Lights
Grateful Red
Sweet Serenade
Bubble Bubble
The last 3 are bonus'es tahnks for your answer I sure hope they do well, they look good with good fans and some have babies, I can not wait I am so impatient I really am hoping for something this fall. They are from schreiners.

Great choices. Here in SoCal, Best Bet, Clarence, and Feedback bloom really well and always seem to come through in the fall. My Feedback bloomed its first fall.

I love Cloud Ballet, although I don't have it. I may have to get it now!

Jennifer Rebecca can be fussy. It took it three years to bloom ONCE for me. It rotted a number of times. I have heard this from people in Mississippi too. It's very pretty, though.

Victoria Falls did not do that well for me either, but I had it in a bad spot. The flowers needed staking.

I saw City Lights this spring at a grower's nursery, and it was much more beautiful than it is in the photos. I think you will be happy with it.

Are you going to plant them all in one bed, or space them about the garden? It should be spectacular next spring, that's for sure.
Renee

Victoria Falls hasn't rebloomed for me but I forget to feed it after the spring bloom. Rebloomers also need summer water --- we're lucky to have winter rains.

However, one summer I saw the clump at the mortuary in town bloom over and over. (less wind there and better soil)