I think they should still bloom this summer if they're getting a lot of sun. I have a few blooms on my big crape myrtles but they're aren't in full force yet at all. My old standard crape myrtles have quite a bit of dead wood and need to be cut back. When I planted those, the hardy crapes like Acoma weren't around yet.
One of my potted crapes didn't come back and the other is smaller than last year and no buds yet. They do better in the ground. I have another volunteer coming up under my Acoma but I'm going to wait until next spring to move it.

What color will the flowers be? I have seen a few really nice reds on my brief garage sale drive in Joplin. You can't beat them for a flowering shrub in the heat.

They are on the north side of that large forsythia. I am watching them to be sure they get full sun.

I feel I really should move them out further away from it.