[CH] garden disaster

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Hi everybody,

I had a disaster in my chile garden and wondered if anyone can 
give me information -

Our garden is separated from the neighbor by a fence.  Next to the 
fence we planted flowers and about a foot beyond that, started rows
of chiles.  The neighbor wanted to kill vines that were on the fence,
and sprayed a chemical weed killer at the base of the fence.  
Needless to say, our flowers are now dead.  My question is,
how far away is "safe" for the chiles?  The plants seem healthy, but
we're worried about eating the chiles that would grow from the plants if
the ground was contaminated.

Thanks!

Margot


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