Autonomous irrigation performs tasks usually performed by humans. With a reliable device, a user can fully entrust irrigation to a computer while setting parameters and manually control the system via user interface. The goal of this system was to facilitate green surface management around a residential building with ease of use and independent power supply. The circuit consists of a microcontroller, power supply, actuators, sensors and a PCB (printed circuit board). Despite the microcontroller being the only component to communicate with the user by using WiFi technology, the rest of comoponents are necessary for the independent performance of both the irrigation and lighting. When in automated mode, there is a possibility to set the light sensor to control the lighting (to switch it on during night), as well as a possibility to switch the irrigation on during pre-defined morning and evening periods. In manual mode, the user can at will switch the irrigation valve and the lighting on/off by using a button. By switching between the two modes, all settings of the previous mode are cancelled. Microcontroller ESP8266 contains an embedded antenna and the maximum range of the circuit is approximately 20 meters in open space. The circuit autonomy is defined by the battery capacity and is at least 15 days during days with no sun rays, which can happen during winter time in the case if cloudy weather or snow cover. The system does not need to be connected to a city power grid and is entirely independent from it thanks to its solar cell.