I am wondering if some of your plants are still young so I would suggest you keep that in mind. Its almost easier for me to list the skinny exceptions like Kaneohe Sunburst, Pudica, Paul Weissich, DSP, DDW, Boy, kaleinani, dwarf orange, etc.

Speaking about mature beefy cultivars...Dean Conklin, Gina, Sariah's Curly Pink, Lei Rainbow, Magnum Opus, Penang Peach, Pink Pansey, ETLD, ET Mardi Gras. Many of the Moragne cultivars and other Hawaiians and Aussies also. Many of the Thai cultivars too.

I would look for a good balance of growth types particularly in a "specimen" type display where you want to have a variety of shapes, sizes, leaf types, colors, etc. otherwise it all starts to look the same.

Thanks. I probably should have clarified that I was asking about their mature state, so thanks for answering that. My biggest one is my 4 yr old Celadine and it has a nice thickness to it. How do you like your magnum opus? Is it fairly compact? Pink pansy is another one I am interested in..

I just ready M.O. Is a seedling of pink pansy. If you HAD to choose between the two.... which would you pick?

In a sterile one box or the other situation I would go with Magnum Opus.

How about Danai Delight? Are you growing that one by chance? Looks very similar to both Pansy and MO.

I am not familiar with Danai Delight.