Strawberries are one of those plants that really don’t mind where they grow, so I wouldn’t worry about whether you’re growing them in open ground or in a planter. The season starts in mid summer and lasts as long as your plants have flowers for. You can extend the season at both ends by bringing the plants on under cover, like a poly tunnel or indoors. I once had fresh strawberries over christmas from a plant I kept in a cool windy spot outside and then brought indoors at the start of autumn.

If you’re growing them for retail fruit production, then you’ll need one of the more modern hybrid varieties bred for an optimum yield in your growing conditions.

I’m not qualified to recommend a specific named variety for you, but luckily I don’t have to. I’ve done a bit of Googling about, see if you can talk this person into selling you a few creepers of his local hybrid for you to grow on. Otherwise I’d ask somebody like the Royal Horticultural Society.

http://www.indonesialogue.com/destinations/strawberry-fields-nangkojajar-east-java.html

i’m sorry my english language so bad..he