Ahh! So size really does matter! While Jupiter is very well endowed indeed with the largest radius of 43.441 miles  it's orbit is puny when compared with Neptune`s largest orbit which has an equatorial radius of 15,759 miles which is  just smaller than the planet with the next largest orbital radius which is Uranus whose equatorial radius is 15,299 miles but both Uranus' and Neptune's radii combined do not size up to Saturn's 36,184 miles, the 2nd largest of the planets with an orbit the smallest of the gas giants. The innermost 4 rocky planets have much to be desired, it's how they are used that matters. Earth is the larger of the remaining 4 with a radius of 3959 miles with Venus closing in at just over 3700 miles and Mars trailing behind with a meager 2500 mile radius, but poor little Mercury is dead last either way you measure, orbital or equatoral, hardly worth mentioning.  Yet Mercury has a little man complex and is the most hot-headed of the bunch with surface tempuratures exceeded only by sun.
So, to summarize, from largest to smallest the planets are Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Uranus, Earth, Venus, Mars. Mercury.
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