More than likely you will have to wait another spring to see them bloom. Usually iris are planted in the fall for
spring bloom, but even then they might not bloom the following spring...not sure how far along your iris season is, but you might be able to feel down the center fan and see if you feel a bulge which would indict a bloom stalk getting ready to emerge..

It took my Sea Power Iris 2 years from planting to bloom. It is a slow to bloom type of iris. So it was a surprise to find this bloom stalk this spring as I had to move it to a sunnier spot last summer. Perhaps the sun helped it to bloom.

I had the exact same experience with sea Power as Karen. It was planted where it had shade til about 1:00 then full sun. It took it a couple of years to bloom, then didn't bloom the following year. I moved it last fall to a spot where it is in full sun all day & it bloomed nicely this spring.